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This book is a collection of illustrations that I have drawn throughout the past few years. There are many illustrations of my two children. They include drawings of my daughter Danika Lee, and her brother Moses Matthew, as well as many of their family and friends.
Life has many ups, downs, and turns people are so willingly to share their adventures with others. However, death is often a diffcult subject to discuss with others especially with young children. It is my hope that this book will offer a bridge from adults to children in explaining how death can happen in a person life.
A crippling portrayal of mental insanity, shown through the eyes of children, their innocence and need for our protection. This is a tale of abandonment and hope.
ONE - TWO - THREE
This is another story by Amy Walton about life in the English countryside towards the end of the nineteenth century. It is a sequel to "The Hawthorns", except that, for some reason, the name has become "Hawthorne". On the whole the principal dramatis personae, the Hawthorne household, are unchanged. The additions are Miss Barnicroft, an eccentric old lady from the village; Kettles, an impoverished child from Nearminster, the cathedral city close by; Dr Budge, a learned old
Ever wonder what a child does when a mother accidentally leaves their child in the children's aisle at the store? What's going through their head?
This book is a collection of illustrations that I have drawn throughout the past few years. There are many illustrations of my two children. They include drawings of my daughter Danika Lee, and her brother Moses Matthew, as well as many of their family and friends.
Life has many ups, downs, and turns people are so willingly to share their adventures with others. However, death is often a diffcult subject to discuss with others especially with young children. It is my hope that this book will offer a bridge from adults to children in explaining how death can happen in a person life.
A crippling portrayal of mental insanity, shown through the eyes of children, their innocence and need for our protection. This is a tale of abandonment and hope.
ONE - TWO - THREE
This is another story by Amy Walton about life in the English countryside towards the end of the nineteenth century. It is a sequel to "The Hawthorns", except that, for some reason, the name has become "Hawthorne". On the whole the principal dramatis personae, the Hawthorne household, are unchanged. The additions are Miss Barnicroft, an eccentric old lady from the village; Kettles, an impoverished child from Nearminster, the cathedral city close by; Dr Budge, a learned old
Ever wonder what a child does when a mother accidentally leaves their child in the children's aisle at the store? What's going through their head?